Ysbryd Blanket in Quarry
by Melin Tregwynt
Materials: Pure New Wool
Dimensions: 250 x 260cm (Double Bed)
Inspired by the landscape of Wales and the sense of spirit of place, this beautiful Welsh blanket is straight from the family owned mill. Situated in a wooded valley on the Pembrokeshire coast, Melin Tregwynt creates these beautiful and innovative woollen quarry with a modern twist on traditional designs.
The Ysbryd design is a large scale traditional check in the colours of limestone and granite. Made from 100% pure new wool, soft warm, comfortable and hardwearing. The blanket is edged with blanket stitching and the corners are hand finished in the traditional way. Repeat size is 355mm x 355mm
Made in Wales
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